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Knock Knock Knockin’ on Basement Door

Knock Knock Knockin’ on Basement Door

Drilling sets my teeth on edge. It conjures hours spent with dentists, orthodontists, and memorably, an endodontist who root canaled…

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Mar 2022
By Maryalice YakutchikClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Geological time, Sedimentology1 Comment
150,000 Pounds of Stuck

150,000 Pounds of Stuck

I celebrated the New Year 2022 by accepting a multi-day meditation challenge called Getting Unstuck. Six weeks later, here I…

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Feb 2022
By Maryalice YakutchikDrilling, Expeditions, History of Earth, Southern Ocean2 Comments
Freeeeeee Fallin’ [funnel]

Freeeeeee Fallin’ [funnel]

Imagine trying to get the end of a string into a thimble. But wait. You’re attempting this from on top…

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30
Jan 2022
By Maya PincusDrilling, Education, Expeditions, Ship's Log1 Comment
Meet the Exp391 Lab Teams!

Meet the Exp391 Lab Teams!

Now that we have core on deck, life on the JOIDES Resolution is wildly different. While quarantined in port, you…

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06
Jan 2022
By Maya PincusDrilling, Expeditions, Geochemistry, Microfossils, Paleomagnetism, Physcial Properties, Plate Tectonics, Scientist Profiles, Sedimentology, STEM Careers, VolcanoesLeave a comment
To drill, or not to drill

To drill, or not to drill

The definitive guide to the drill sites of Expedition 391 In the original plan of IODP Expedition 391, six primary…

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29
Dec 2021
By Maya PincusBiostratigraphy, Drilling, Expeditions, Paleomagnetism, Plate Tectonics, Sedimentology, Ship's Log, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Not all [hotspots] who wander are lost (Exp391 Science Objectives, Part 2)

Not all [hotspots] who wander are lost (Exp391 Science Objectives, Part 2)

This post was written by Maya and edited by JR scientist Kevin Gaastra. Kevin is a fifth year PhD student…

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20
Dec 2021
By Maya PincusDrilling, Education, Expeditions, History of Earth, Paleomagnetism, Plate Tectonics, VolcanoesLeave a comment
HOTSPOT WHODUNNIT (EXP391 Science Objectives, Part 1)

HOTSPOT WHODUNNIT (EXP391 Science Objectives, Part 1)

If you’ve spent any time looking at satellite images of Earth (for example, Google Maps), you probably noticed that the…

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10
Dec 2021
By Maya PincusDrilling, Education, Expeditions, Geochemistry, Plate Tectonics, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Relics of Climate Change Past May Help the Present

Relics of Climate Change Past May Help the Present

56 million years ago, as Greenland began to split away from Europe, huge flows of lava built up in what…

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02
Oct 2021
By MaraClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Physcial Properties, Scientific Outreach, Sedimentology, Volcanoes1 Comment
Digging for Diatoms

Digging for Diatoms

Take a deep breath. Do you know where that air came from? Yes, some of that oxygen was produced by…

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11
Sep 2021
By MaraClimate Change, Drilling, Education, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Mass Extinction, Microbes, Microfossils, Paleontology, Scientific Outreach, SedimentologyLeave a comment
In Search of Dinos

In Search of Dinos

56 million years ago, Earth was a very different world. Most of Earth was covered in dense forests and all…

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Aug 2021
By MaraAntarctica, Biostratigraphy, Climate Change, Drilling, Education, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Mass Extinction, Microbes, Microfossils, Plate Tectonics, Scientific Outreach, Sea Level Rise, Sedimentology, Southern Ocean, VolcanoesLeave a comment
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